hochung wrote:I just relax and focus on guaranteeing the shot for that particular target. No thinking about the next stage, or how many points I missed on the previous stage and wondering if there are other stages ahead of me that will let me make up for the lost points.
That's a very golf-oriented approach to match shooting. Keep your mind in the present. Shoot the match one shot at a time and keep your mind on that one shot. Concentrate on the shot you are taking right now rather than past shots or future shots. Thinking about blown past shots or possible future shots will only hurt the shot you are taking right now.
Am I the only one who noticed that the top four shooters in the last match were all golfers?
Lol. I found that my game improved after a couple...which shows you how poor I play to begin with. After I recently bought some new clubs (coming from my grandpas old set), I started to hit the ball much better. But that little glimmer of hope I held of actually being to be able to play well left pretty quickly after a few rounds.
GforceJunkie wrote:Were you the one putting extra holes in #15? I would not have minded if they were hits
Yes, it was me. I'm pretty sure I moved over by error from target 13 to 15 on the standing-sitting-kneeling-prone.
I thought I got 2 dead center hits from the kneeling because that was a solid position for me. My rifle is 17 lbs and I
cannot shoot with any accuracy from the standing offhand at 100 yards so those probably missed the whole target.
hochung wrote:Well, now that I kinda know what to expect, it'll be difficult to do. I hope you just keep throwing curve balls at us. Bring it on. BITCH.
Be carefull what you wish for.
Par times can be cut in half and no verbal description of stages.
I can also do a match with no prone stages.
I can be THE BITCH.
Have a nice day.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people asking questions
so true. Gives you more time to swear, throw clubs and destroy club bags/shafts.
